The View Notes option provides a customized context-specific display of Clinical notes.
Click to open the Notes... window:
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• DM Distribution, with at least one subject selected, and clicking either (Add Notes) or (View Notes).
• Risk Based Monitoring, with at least one row selected in the Country-Level Risk Indicators table, and clicking either (Add Notes) or (View Notes).
• Risk Based Monitoring, with at least one row selected in the Site-Level Risk Indicators table, and clicking either (Add Notes) or (View Notes).
• Domain Viewer, after viewing a domain, selecting at least one record, and clicking either (Add Notes) or (View Notes).
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• Notes Distribution, after selecting a histogram bar and clicking (View Notes).
Click the Options tab to expand the dialog and reveal both Action buttons and column- and row-specific options.
• Clear: Click to reset all column and row options to an empty, deselected state, and disable Auto-run.
• Reset: Click to revert all options to the factory default state for the current context.
• Load: Click to recall a saved setting.
• Save Options…: Click to save a customization for either the current context only, or across all contexts.
• Delete Saved Options…: Click to delete a saved customization in either the current context only, or for all contexts.
• Turn on/off auto-run: causes any option change to immediately update the notes summary. Clicking will require that you click upon every desired notes summary update. Clicking will automatically run notes summary updates. On provides convenience while off prevents long delays when changing options for very large notes sets.Each note context offers a different set of columns from which you can choose to display in an Outline role, a Tabular role, or to omit. Click to select column(s) and use the arrow buttons to move them to different roles. The order within Outline roles is from highest to lowest outline level. The order within Tabular roles is from left to right within each table.The Column options are described in the following table:
• Show column names displays the name of the column in the outline.
• Show item counts numbers each item within each outline level.
• Show subitem counts indicates how many items exist under each outline level.
• Show column names displays the name of the column in the table.
• Show item counts numbers each item within each table.
• Omit all-missing columns prevents columns that contain all empty or missing values from being displayed in the table.
• Factor out constant values consolidates columns whose values are all the same, displaying them in a summary section before each table.The Rows functions are described in the following table:
• None displays notes in the same order as the notes dataset.
• All columns ascending displays notes sorted in ascending order, in the order of the chosen column roles
• Numeric columns descending, all others ascending displays notes sorted in the order of the chosen column roles, with numeric columns in descending order and all other columns in ascending order. This is useful to display notes from newest to oldest order, while keeping other metadata displayed in A-Z order,
• All columns descending displays notes sorted in descending order, in the order of the chosen column roles. Note: You must select at least one row, point, bar, and so on, for this option to become active.
• Refer to Data Filter for more information.